Students ‘at mercy’ of employers in unpaid pharmacy placement scheme
Prospective Master of Pharmacy students at the University of Malta who hope... View more
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Malta yet to incorporate key anti-discrimination protocol into law, a decade after ratification
Ten years after Malta brought Protocol No. 12 to the European Convention... View more
Maltese pharmacy students feel discriminated against by university
Maltese students have raised concerns about what they describe as discrimination in... View more
Thousands excluded from new long service allowance – Sultana silent
Thousands of government employees are protesting what they describe as blatant discrimination... View more
Foundation for Tomorrow’s Schools management being investigated following The Shift’s reports
Employees of the government’s school-building agency, The Foundation for Tomorrow’s Schools (FTS),... View more
‘Government biased in treatment of employees facing criminal charges’ – lawyers
The Maltese government is facing accusations of discrimination that could result in... View more
Sexual harassment ‘pervasive, normalised and accepted’ in Malta – UN
A United Nations Working Group on discrimination against women and girls found... View more
FTS staff claim ‘discrimination, dictatorship’ at agency – minister fails to act
The Foundation for Tomorrow’s Schools (FTS) is riddled with ongoing, rampant abuse... View more
Clyde Caruana flooded with Air Malta discrimination claims
The government, along with the General Workers Union, is being accused of... View more
Education Ministry in spectacular about-turn in MCAST lecturer’s court challenge of transfer order
The Education Ministry has reversed a decision to transfer a ‘persecuted’ MCAST... View more
Council of Europe says Malta fails basic human rights obligations for minorities
The Maltese government has failed to collect any data on the prevalence... View more
‘It’s complicated’: Over two years’ delay for a simple change in law
For a government that prides itself on its progressiveness on gender equality,... View more
UPDATED: ‘No action has been taken’ against Film Commissioner
Updated to include support statement from the Chamber of SMEs A judicial... View more
Students ‘at mercy’ of employers in unpaid pharmacy placement scheme
Prospective Master of Pharmacy students at the University of Malta who hope... View more
Malta yet to incorporate key anti-discrimination protocol into law, a decade after ratification
Ten years after Malta brought Protocol No. 12 to the European Convention... View more
Maltese pharmacy students feel discriminated against by university
Maltese students have raised concerns about what they describe as discrimination in... View more
Thousands excluded from new long service allowance – Sultana silent
Thousands of government employees are protesting what they describe as blatant discrimination... View more
Foundation for Tomorrow’s Schools management being investigated following The Shift’s reports
Employees of the government’s school-building agency, The Foundation for Tomorrow’s Schools (FTS),... View more
‘Government biased in treatment of employees facing criminal charges’ – lawyers
The Maltese government is facing accusations of discrimination that could result in... View more
Sexual harassment ‘pervasive, normalised and accepted’ in Malta – UN
A United Nations Working Group on discrimination against women and girls found... View more
FTS staff claim ‘discrimination, dictatorship’ at agency – minister fails to act
The Foundation for Tomorrow’s Schools (FTS) is riddled with ongoing, rampant abuse... View more
Clyde Caruana flooded with Air Malta discrimination claims
The government, along with the General Workers Union, is being accused of... View more
Education Ministry in spectacular about-turn in MCAST lecturer’s court challenge of transfer order
The Education Ministry has reversed a decision to transfer a ‘persecuted’ MCAST... View more